94th – Chelsea reviews
I have compiled a list of recommendations for shows in Chelsea right now. These are all exhibitions I have seen in the last two weeks. While…
93rd – Amy Sillman
There is plenty of pressure to compete in the art world triathlon that takes place year round. Hamptons to Hudson, Miami to Marfa and back to…
92nd – Confusion
The moment you set your eyes on something that affects you there is a small spark of notice that has been described as everything from a…
91st – Marclay / Vogel / Gibson
3 notes about art writing: 1) In the Phaidon monograph Christian Marclay, the artist uses a pitch perfect tactic to share his thoughts on his work.…
90th – Clark, Cage and Curious George
Notes on the exhibition: Lygia Clark, Sandra Gering’s John Cage show and Why Children’s Books Matter These aren’t reviews, rather a few notes on the way…
89th – David Diao at the Aldrich
David Diao: Front to Back Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT This review of David Diao: Front to Back (as well as discussion between the artist and…
88th – Color as Structure & road trip list
Color as Structure at McKenzie Fine Art is a show that could have been undone by its sameness. The work (mostly painting) has not only an…
87th – Kjartansson & Koons
The Ragnar Kjartansson show “Me, My Mother, My Father, and I.” at the New Museum just closed. The centerpiece of which is “Take me here by…
86th – Vonnegut and Zola’s failed painters
Kurt Vonnegut’s Bluebeard is a book I hold dear. I first devoured Vonnegut’s words more than 15 years ago when his beaten paperbacks filled our smoke…
85th – Midtown/LES recommendations
Since I spend the bulk of my waking hours in midtown, I thought I would highlight a few uptown shows that I have seen as…
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